Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-15
PICNICS YESTERDAY.
People Who Went to High Rock-Glen
 Island - PawsOn Park and Mystic

People Who Went to High Rockefeller
 Island - PawsOn Park and Mystic
 Island.
 A committee consisting of H. P. Hubbard,
 chairman; s. 0. Johnson, Giles Potter, Mer- Till Loomis, I. Dewitt Weed, H. J. Augur, J.
 B. Underwood, Mrs. Frank M. Hall, Mrs. s.
 c. Johnson, Mrs. J. B. Underwood and Mrs.
 H. P. Hubbard had charge of the annual ex-
 cursion of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school
 at High Rock Grove yesterday. This party,
 which consisted of about four hundred per
 sons, were met at the Derby depot by the
 children from the Howard avenue Mission school and the party left for the Grove at 9:30 a. n., returning after days pleasure at 5:3O D. m., having met with no accident during the day. While at the Grove Charlie
 Hunt won the single scull race, Frank White the running high jump, Johnnie Hendricks
 the standing high jump, and team consist
 ing of the following named young gentlemen
 the tug-of-war contest: Willie Brainard,
 Rob Fowler, Gie Hubbard, Edward Fox,
 Charles Burton. Among some of those who
 went were: Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Fox, Mrs.
 Munson, Mrs. Satell, Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. J.
 M Champion, Mrs. Frank M. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. George Baldwin, MT. and Mrs. R. w.
 Mills, Mrs. E. N. Dunbar, Mrs. Howell, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Underwood, MT. and Mrs. H.
 F. Hubbard, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Augur, Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Johnson.
 TO GLEN ISLAND.
 I The steamer John H. Starin carried about five hundred members and friends of the Aurora canton No. 12, Uniform Patriarchs l Militant, to Glen Island yesterday for day outing. The committee in charge of the ex- ! cursion consisted of Captain Frank Myers, Emanuel Reiner, Frederick Parloe and Her ! man Arnbruster. It was very enjoyable excursion. Among those on board were Mr. | and Mrs. F. L. Converse, MT. and Mrs Adams, MT. and Mrs. Sharpe and many more well knownpeople.
 TO MYSTIC ISLAND
 Among some of the three hundred people | who went to Mystic Island on the steamer 1 Elm City yesterday and enjoyed a pleasant | sail and days outing were John Gilbert and wife and Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Bloomfield, N. J., John T. Sloan, George Hutchinson, Rich l ard ". Meigs and wife, Frank T. Howe, John H. Jones, Miss Bessie Kent, Captain Parker, Henry Cowell, Benjamin Stone and | wife, William H. Brown, s. D. Bradley and wife, Miss Hettie M. Bradley, Henry Hieby, Dr. F. A. Bellosa, Augustus 0. Traeger, Pro. lessor w. H. Colby and ex-Mayor Lewis. PAwsoN PARK.
 The Kissimee carried about three hun | dred people from the First Baptist church
 Sunday school yesterday to Pawson Park, where they had a very pleasant time pre- | pared for them by the committee, consisting of Fred A. Betts, John I. Jacobus and George c. Phelps.
 1 Among those who composed the party were: Deacon Henry Stowe, Deacon D. S. I Cooper and families, Sherwood O. Preston of I the Associated Charities, John Fer
 ris, pr. A. M. True and wife, l 0. B. Harrison, Charles E. Allen and
 family, M. Ross, supt. Pierce N. Welch,
 Rev. MT. Paine, Frederick Bunnell, Herbert A. Campbell, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Clark,
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Barnard, Capt. Elkins
 and wife, A. D. Bailey and family, Frank Simms, M. Avery, R. E. Manross and family, 1 Norton s. Bird, Miss A. Moore, Miss Jen-
 kins, Miss Annie True, Miss Ross, Miss Nel- | lie Bunne1l, Miss Minnie Root, Miss Della | Briggs, Miss Lizzie Briggs, Miss Julia Sutton. l Miss Allie Rowland, Miss Hattie Carter, Miss l Rena Merwin, Mrs. Samuel Betts, Mrs. Hen-
 Y filling, Mrs. E. c. Bennett, Miss Hattie Munson.